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"It's O.K.," said Rondel Boodram, an auxiliary officer from the 106th Precinct who is Guyanese.

The trial court also heard this week from Officer Adhyl Polanco of the 41st Precinct, who had taped proceedings in his station house.

Each candidate has the option of assigning a representative to each precinct who must sign off on the results before they are reported to the state.

In one situation, a union delegate would try to find an officer in the precinct who was willing to pull the ticket from the summons box.

"I'm supporting our party," said Jeff Haaga, 55, a marketing executive and chairman of his local Republican Party precinct who said he was undecided.

Officers from the 67th Precinct who responded were told to look for a man in a yellow shirt armed with a gun.

The Times interviewed dozens of people in the 32nd, 44th, 46th and 115th Precincts who told stories of physical encounters with the police.

Workers in other precincts who had to rely on phones to get answers to their questions faced an average wait of 40 minutes, county officials said.

But about a dozen former bungalow colonies became co-ops, and have attracted a new crowd: Teachers and writers, carpenters and artists, many from the city's brownstone precincts, who are, in effect, recolonizing the colonies.

Among the 250 voters in both precincts who did turn out to cast a vote in the 800-seat concert hall, the audience leaned toward the middle-aged and elderly.

Under the chandelier, over scrambled eggs, bacon and sausage, on a gorgeous fall morning in the capital, Mr. Bolten found himself discussing decisions about people in remote precincts who, at least for now, are the subjects of American power.